bryan robson intrested

[lord montyjones 0]

if the board even consider interviewing mr robson then a protest must be arranged to bring worthington back

[Beaker 0]

LOL

[Sing, Sing, wherever you may be... 0]

couldnt agree more relegation robbo as hes known has the folloowing record

middlesboro-relegated

bradford-relegated

west brom-relegated

money spent-££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££

[Cluck 0]

[quote user="lord montyjones"]if the board even consider interviewing mr robson then a protest must be arranged to bring worthington back[/quote]

Yep.....don''t put your banners away yet!

Wouldn''t that be the total pits?............

[E I E I E I O 0]

LOL, I will be praying that this man comes knowhere near our club. He has failed in just about all he has done!!

[Hissing Sid 160]

Please, NO NO NO. Traffic controls should be set up right away to keep him away from the City. (This goes for O''Leary, Keegan and Reid as well)!!!

[huck tastic<IMG src="http:new.pinkun.comforumsimagesline.gif"><BR><FONT face="Comic Sans MS">Bryan Hamilton could turn this around...<BR><FONT> 0]

Please no...

Living proof that great players don''t automatically make great managers...would''ve been far better off pursuing a post playing career treating sports injuries....or buying a pub...

 

 

 

 

[queen be 0]

NoooooooooooooooooooooooooooRelegation Robbo, please tell me its not true, out of the frying pan into the fire!!

[Splendid Rush 0]

There is no way that Robson will be Norwich manager.  Look back at his relationship with Earnie at West Brom.  The board would be bringing in their star player''s arch enemy.

Will never happen...

[The Fish Seller 0]

Bryan may be but I like to think that we''re not!

[Canary02 0]

Ditto Keegan/Huckerby.

 

Big name managers like Robson and Keegan are not what is needed. A clever tactician who can work on a tight budget is what we need to look at.

[Herb 0]

Robson may well be interested. So am I. And employing me as manager would make about as much sense as employing him.

I don''t think the board is that stupid.

[Citizen Journalist Foghorn 0]

Robson Out!! [;)]

[ricky knight 0]

Of course he is interested, he knows nobody else would have him, so makes him favourite for the job here with dozy Delia and the muppets in the boardroom.

[Cluck 0]

[quote user="Citizen Journalist Foghorn"]

Robson Out!! [;)]

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A tad premature.......but yes.......... We want Robson out....we want Robson out................

[komakino 282]

NO! NO ! NO! He would be better off working for Scottish & Newcastle brewary. At least he could get a discount.

[a1canary 0]

That''s a resounding NO then - thank god! Anyone at all in favour? No. Good.

He is perhaps the only man on earth MORE dour than Worthy!

[Tom NCFC 0]

Robson''s record:

West Brom Played 81 Won 19 Lost 38 Draw 24

Bradford PLayed 28 Win 7 Lose 20 Draw 1

Middlesbro Played 314 Won 127 Lose 101 Draw 86

NO WAY!!!!

[arrdee 2]

Herb wrote " i don''t think the board is that stupid",well the last manager they

employed had relegation all over his c v .so watch this space.                        

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[Steve Mortlock 0]

    Good shout.  If they did bring him in they would certianly lose Earnie as they have proven they are not compatible.  Earnie would leave and we would probably get into league one quciker than the prem. Shame Martin O neill wasn''t out of a job still (even though we would prob not stand a chance).  Curbs would be good but is too big profile.  I would quite like to see perhaps Mike Newell or Martin Allen, or someone similarly straight talking.  I agree with posters who say we should not go for a former hero, as we need someone with ability to get us straight back up and keep us there.  work colleaugues reckon Kevin Keegan but can you imagine the high scoring thrillers. 

[CanaryNut 0]

Reading all these posts I think we are all in agreement on this one. A resounding No from us all.

Didn''t he also have to have Terry Venables in to help him at one stage which again speaks volumes for his managerial non-ability!

 

[sheded 0]

[quote user="Steve Mortlock"]    Good shout.  If they did bring him in they would certianly lose Earnie as they have proven they are not compatible.  Earnie would leave and we would probably get into league one quciker than the prem.

Shame Martin O neill wasn''t out of a job still (even though we would prob not stand a chance).  Curbs would be good but is too big profile.  I would quite like to see perhaps Mike Newell or Martin Allen, or someone similarly straight talking.  I agree with posters who say we should not go for a former hero, as we need someone with ability to get us straight back up and keep us there. 

work colleaugues reckon Kevin Keegan but can you imagine the high scoring thrillers. 
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Keegan ?  good choice  that !   I`m sure Hucks will welcome him with open  fists ......   [<:o)]

[ZLF 333]

Noo - that is just as bad as Wilkinson...